Greece Recovers Long-Lost Nazi Execution Photos After Belgian Auction
Greece recovers Nazi execution photos of 200 communists from May Day 1944, after they were listed on eBay by a Belgian collector.
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California Sues Tesla Over Alleged Racism at Fremont Factory
California sues Tesla alleging rampant racism at Fremont factory, including racial slurs, graffiti, and segregated work areas.
Earl Spencer Opens Up About Boarding School Abuse After 60 Years
Earl Spencer reveals childhood abuse at boarding school, sparking debate about trauma among the British elite.
Nagasaki’s Twin Cathedral Bells Ring Together for First Time in 80 Years on Atomic Bomb Anniversary
Nagasaki's twin cathedral bells ring together for first time in 80 years on atomic bomb anniversary, as mayor warns of nuclear war threat.
Man Who Claimed Knife Was Part of Sikh Faith Found Guilty of Murdering Southampton Student
Vickrum Digwa guilty of murdering Southampton student Henry Nowak; claimed knife was for Sikh faith but prosecutors called it a 'wicked lie'.
Mother Potty Trains 5-Month-Old Baby Using EC Method
Alison Roberts-Tse potty trained her son Ethan at five months using Elimination Communication. She shares tips on cues, consistency, and benefits like less waste and nappy rash.
Iranian Students Stage Third Day of Protests Amid Crackdown
Iranian students protest for third day amid crackdown, with demonstrations at Tehran universities and calls for release of arrested protesters.
University Leaders Face GOP Inquiry in Final US Antisemitism Hearing
US university leaders face GOP questioning in final House antisemitism hearing, with Democrats calling it 'political theatre'.
Black Student at BYU-Hawaii Refuses to Cut Locs, Citing Cultural Significance
Black student at BYU-Hawaii refuses to cut locs, citing cultural significance, after being told they violate grooming policy.
Parents Stumped by Toddlers' Daily 57 Questions, Survey Finds
94% of parents say toddlers' curiosity knows no bounds; common stumping questions include 'where does the sun go?' and 'do animals have friends?'
UK Lecturer Stuck in Crete After Quad Bike Cliff Crash
Manchester lecturer Chathurika Goonawardane stranded in Crete after quad bike cliff crash, needs £10k for medical transport home.
Homebound Review: A Cloud Atlas-Like Puzzle Box Novel
Portia Elan's debut novel Homebound intertwines four women's stories across centuries in a Cloud Atlas-like puzzle box, exploring found families and inheritance.
Best New Paperbacks: April's Must-Reads from Kitamura, Wood and More
April's best new paperbacks: Katie Kitamura's 'Audition,' Benjamin Wood's 'Seascraper,' and Tony Tulathimutte's 'Rejection.'
Tynemouth School Closes Over Critical Threat
Kings Priory School in Tynemouth closes after a potential critical threat; police find no credible danger.
Hay Festival Unveils 'The Pleasure List' of 39 Joyful Books to Revive Reading in Britain
Hay Festival launches 'The Pleasure List' of 39 joyful books, from Austen to Yarros, to revive reading in Britain for National Year of Reading 2026.
Christian School Worker Sacked Over LGBTQ+ Posts Wins Appeal
Court of Appeal rules sacking of Christian school worker over Facebook posts on LGBTQ+ lessons was unlawful discrimination.
University Challenge Contestants Stumped by 'Easy' Music Round
University Challenge contestants struggle with music round, viewers call it 'easy' as they correctly identify Bjork and Diana Ross.
Stanford Layoffs Linked to Trump Policies Spark Backlash
Stanford University lays off 363 employees due to Trump administration policies, including increased endowment tax and federal research funding cuts.
59 Councils Face Bankruptcy Over £18bn Send Crisis
59 councils risk bankruptcy by March 2028 due to £18bn Send debt crisis, warns County Councils Network report.
Baked Beans Upgrade: Ditch Butter for Surprising Ingredient
Discover a game-changing baked beans recipe that swaps butter for an unusual ingredient. A volunteer shares his secret for pimped-out beans with Marmite and pineapple.
Boy, 15, dies after falling ill on school bus in Fife
A 15-year-old boy dies after falling ill on a school bus in Fife; police treat death as unexplained.
Elon Musk's Daughter Says She 'Doesn't Have a Lot of Money' After Breaking with Dad
Vivian Wilson, Elon Musk's estranged daughter, says she is not wealthy and lives with roommates, despite her father being the world's richest man.
Pakistan Declares 'Open War' on Afghanistan After Bombing Kabul and Kandahar
Pakistan bombs Kabul and Kandahar, declares 'open war' after Afghan forces attack border troops, escalating cross-border tensions.
Teacher Cleared of All Charges in Student Relationship Case
Teacher Deborah Lowe found not guilty of all charges related to alleged sexual relationship with a student.
How the Beatles Helped My Autistic Son Find His Voice
Guardian journalist John Harris on how music, especially the Beatles, helped him connect with his autistic son James.
Schwarzenegger Tells Belfast Students: 'Don't Limit Yourself'
Arnold Schwarzenegger receives honorary degree from Ulster University, recalls breakthrough public speaking moment in Belfast 60 years ago, and urges students to dream big.
American Journalist Shelly Kittleson Kidnapped in Baghdad
American journalist Shelly Kittleson kidnapped in Baghdad by suspected Iranian-backed militia; US working for release.
Why Your Foundation Looks Cakey in Summer: Expert Fix
A former Estée Lauder make-up artist shares the simple product that prevents cakey foundation, even in summer heat. Learn how setting spray can transform your routine.
Why Julius Caesar's Year of Confusion Was the Longest Year in History
Julius Caesar's calendar reform in 46 BC created the longest year in history, fixing the chaotic Roman calendar with leap years and seasonal alignment.
Mexico Tightens Tourist Security After Fatal Pyramid Shooting Ahead of World Cup
Mexico boosts security at tourist sites after a shooting at Teotihuacan pyramids killed a Canadian tourist, weeks before co-hosting the World Cup.
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